How do I change my Analytics account?

How do I change my Analytics account?

To change your account name or data-sharing settings:

1. Sign in to Google Analytics..
2. Click Admin.
3. In the ACCOUNT column, use the menu to select the account in which you want to update settings.
4. In the ACCOUNT column, click Account Settings.
5. Enter a new name, and select or clear the relevant data-sharing options.

Does GoDaddy have Analytics?

Looking for a website builder with web analytics features built in? GoDaddy Website Builder has you covered. If you already have a site on GoDaddy’s Website Builder, you can easily add Google Analytics.

Can you delete an Analytics account?

In the ACCOUNT column, use the menu to select the account you want to delete. In the ACCOUNT column, click Account Settings. Click Move to Trash Can.

How to change the domain name of your Google Analytics property?

How to Change the Domain Name of Your Google Analytics Property. Step 1: Navigate to https://analytics.google.com and go to the existing Google Analytics Property you’d like to change the domain name for. Step 2: Click on the Admin label in the main menu. Step 3: In the middle column, click Property Settings.

How can I change my profile name in Google Analytics?

Profile names in Google Analytics can be changed in the Profile Settings area as above. From your overview page click Edit alongside the profile details, then click Edit in the top right again. Try to give your Profiles useful names that help other people understand what data is available here.

How to change website URL in Google Analytics?

From your Account Overview page click Edit alongside the profile on the right hand side – this needs to be done for all profiles, bad luck if you have lots! From the Profile Settings page click Edit in the top right. Here you can change the website URL to your new one.

What kind of domain does Google Analytics use?

When we audit a client’s website for the first time, we quite often find that although the site is on a ‘www’ domain, their Google Analytics (GA) profile has been set up on the ‘http’ version of the domain.